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How to Get LaMelo Ball’s Curly Mohawk Fade | GQ

United StatesPublished January 24, 2022

Views 355K  |  Likes 8.19K  |  Comments 459
Views#4,419,620Global
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This video has 355K views and 8.19K likes, ranking #4,419,620 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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355,395

Likes

8,197

Comments

459

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Total (all-time): $249 – $711

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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LaMelo Ball's dad, Lavar Ball, paid his son to cut off his curly locks before the NBA Draft, but LaMelo collected his check and immediately grew it back. How do you get a curly skin-fade mohawk like Charlotte Hornet LaMelo Ball? Look no further. Barber and stylist Lisa Torres is here to recreate LaMelo's infamous look …

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January 24, 2022
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